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Neil Young & Pearl Jam – Mirroball Compilation, 1995



Neil Young & Pearl Jam
Mirrorball
1995 tour compilation

Disc 1
Big Green Country (Stockholm, Sweden – 12 august 1995)
Song X (Jerusalem, Israel – 22 august 1995)
Act Of Love (Jerusalem, Israel – 22 august 1995)
Mr. Soul (Jerusalem, Israel – 22 august 1995)
Scenery (Gampel, Switzerland 19 august 1995)
Peace And Love (Stockholm, Sweden – 12 august 1995)
Throw Your Hatred Down (Reading, England – 27 august 1995)
Truth Be Known (San Francisco, CA – 24 june 1995)
Comes A Time (Gampel, Switzerland 19 august 1995)

Disc 2
The Needle And The Damage Done (Hasselt, Belgium – 25 august 1995)
My My, Hey Hey (Gampel, Switzerland 19 august 1995)
Broken Arrow (Salzburg, Austria – 18 august 1995)
Mother Earth (Dublin, Ireland – 26 august 1995)
Don¥t Let It Bring You Down (Hasselt, Belgium – 25 august 1995)
After The Gold Rush (Reading, England – 27 august 1995)
Comes A TIme #2 (Hasselt, Belgium – 25 august 1995)
Rockin¥ In The Free World (San Francisco, CA – 24 june 1995)
Down By The River (San Francisco, CA – 24 june 1995)
Downtown (Jerusalem, Israel – 22 august 1995)

Disc 3
Fuckin¥ Up (Gampel, Switzerland 19 august 1995)
Cortez The Killer (Caesaria, Israel – 23 august 1995)
Powderfinger (Caesaria, Israel – 23 august 1995)
I¥m The Ocean (Roskilde, Denmark – 13 august 1995)
Like A Hurricane (Stockholm, Sweden – 12 august 1995)
Rockin¥ In The Free World #2 (Jerusalem, Israel – 22 august 1995)

Compilation & Artwork by A.V.

Jackson Browne – Worcester, MA (03/13/74)

Jackson Browne
Atwood Hall at Clark University,
Worcester, MA
March 13, 1974

01 Take It Easy
02 Don’t Lead Me On
03 Our Lady Of The Well
04 Song For Adam
05 Jamaica Say You Will
06 Ready Or Not
07 Talk And Tuning
08 For Everyman
09 Rock Me On The Water
10 The Road And The Sky
11 Doctor My Eyes
12 Redneck Friend
13 Sweet Little Sixteen
14 One More Song (With Linda Ronstadt)

Jackson Browne: guitar, piano and vocals
David Lindley: violin
Andrew Gold: guitar, backing vocals
Bob Warford: guitar
Kenny Edwards: bass
Doug Haywood: bass
Larry Zack: drums
Linda Ronstadt: vocals (starting on track 6)

source: 1st generation sbd tape
lineage: WCUW radio master reel > played on Revox reel deck, recorded on Tascam cassette deck (no dolby) onto Maxell XLII cassette > soundforge 4.5 > FLAC 6 > torrent.

NOTES: the between song talk has a little noise, mainly because Browne talks rather quietly (compared to the volume of everything else.)

Jackson Browne – Detroit, MI (02/13/74)

Jackson Browne
Michigan Palace
Detroit, Michigan
February 13, 1974

Transfer: 1970’s BASF Studio Series tape (re-shelled) > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > Audacity > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 Take It Easy
02 Donít Lead Me On
03 Our Lady Of The Well
04 Song For Adam
05 Jamaica Say You Will
06 Ready Or Not
07 For Everyman
08 Rock Me On The Water
09 The Road And The Sky
10 Doctor My Eyes
11 Redneck Friend
12 Sweet Little Sixteen

Known Faults:
-The Road And The Sky: first couple of notes cut

Once again we tap the archives of our anonymous benefactor with a low generation document of the 1974 Jackson Browne / Linda Rondstadt co-headlining bill. The two performers alternated opening and closing spots and at tonight’s performance Jackson Browne closes show.

The included newspaper review mentions only about 500 people attended the show, a shockingly low number even for this time period in each’s career. However, with that low of attendance our taper gets an excellent, crowd free capture.

As seemed to happen more times than one would think at a Jackson Browne concert, we get an audience drunk yelling things at the stage. Fortunately, he is not near our taper and it elicits a classic Jackson moment when Jackson says “will you just shut up” along with telling a sexually suggestive joke aimed at the drunk.

This one almost didn’t happen, the tape it was on was a BASF Studio Series 90 minute cassette which was produced in 1976-1978. Time had not been kind to it and about halfway through transfer the squeaking and squealing began shortly followed by tape drag and then complete stoppage. Once I re-shelled the tape to a new shell I got a beautiful drag free transfer.

Midnight Dreamer has released this show in the past but I don’t know what other versions may have circulated. Linda’s set has been shared previously, to my knowledge there has not been a version released from this low of a tape generation.

Thanks to the anonymous collector that supplied a number of excellent shows with more to come!

In addition, a big big thanks to the good Professor Goody who is always at the ready at a moments notice to make sure the pitch is accurate on these historic and important documents. This tape is so much better for it…

Artwork and samples provided…

mjk5510

Furthur Festival – Ventura, CA (08/01/96)

Furthur Festival
August 1 1996
Ventura Fairgrounds
Ventura, CA

FOB: Nyquist Omnis >Sony TCD-D7 (16bit/48khz)
DAT Master Transferred: Tascam DA-P1 >S/PDIF >HHb CDR 800 PRO (16bit/44.1khz)*

CD Masters >FLAC (Level 8) Via xACT 2.41**

*HHb CDR 800 Changed Sampling Rate Automatically During Digital Transfer.

**WAV >Audacity (Final Track Of Disc I [Happy Birthday To Jerry] Was Extended With A Patch From Disc II Track I To Make One Complete Track. Track I Disc II Was Deleted And Subsequent Tracks Renumbered.)

Recorded, Transferred, FLAC’d, Tagged, & Amended Front Cover Artwork By OldNeumanntapr
Recorded 40ft In Front Of Left PA Stack.

Missing: Opening Hot Tuna Electric Set, Last Few Songs Of Bruce Hornsby’s Set, And Mickey Hart’s Mystery Box Set

Disc I:

(Los Lobos)

  1. Peace
  2. Shakin’ Shakin’ Shakes
  3. Will The Wolf Survive?
  4. Revolution
  5. Cinnamon Girl
  6. Maricela
  7. Ay Te Dejo En San Antonio
  8. Let’s Say Goodnight*
  9. Mas Y Mas
  10. Bertha^
  • – w/ Harvey Sorgen On Rubboard
    ^ – w/ Pete Sears On Keyboards

(Alvin Youngblood Hart)

  1. Pony Blues
  2. Them Fair Weather Friends
  3. Joe Friday
  4. Gallows Pole
  5. Big Mama’s Door
  6. Flying Karamazov Brothers wish Jerry Happy Birthday

Disc II:

(Bruce Hornsby)

  1. Black Muddy River
  2. Spider Fingers >
    xx. Tighten Up >
    (Tempus Fugit)
  3. Night On The Town
  4. Western Skyline >
  5. Iko Iko
  6. What A Time >
    –. Jacob’s Ladder
  7. Mandolin Rain//
    xx. That Would Be Something > (missing)
    xx. Another Day (missing)

(Mickey Hart’s Mystery Box)
xx. Missing

(Hot Tuna Acoustic)

  1. I Am The Light Of This World
  2. Keep Your Lamps Trimmed And Burning
  3. How Long Blues*
  4. Let Us Get Together Right Down Here*
  5. That’ll Never Happen No More*
  • – w/ Hornsby’s Horn Section: Bobby Reed – Saxophone, Steve Berlin – Saxophone

Disc III:

(Ratdog)

  1. Walking Blues
  2. Wang Dang Doodle *
  3. Eternity
  4. Blackbird
  5. Looks Like Rain +
  6. Juke
  7. It’s All Over Now
  8. I Need A Miracle
  9. The Winners >
  10. Bass / Jam >
  11. Turn On Your Lovelight

Disc IV

(Encores)

  1. Playin’ In The Band *** >
  2. Proud Mary *** >
  3. One Way Out *** >
  4. Knockin’ On Heavens Door ***

*-with Cindy Wasserman (Vocals); +-with Bruce Hornsby (Keys)
**-with Hornsby, Los Lobos, Hot Tuna, Mickey Hart, etc….

OldNeumanntapr Notes-
I was hoping for a board patch for the Furthur Festival, because I had heard from other tapers that they were allowing limited board access. (The bands would only allow board patches from Hot Tuna and Los Lobos, and occasionally by Bruce Hornsby, so the other bands were audience or nothing.) Unfortunately I got there late because of traffic and missed my opportunity to plug in because they were only giving access to a certain number of tapers. So, I had no choice but to record the festival up front and hope for a copy of the board tape later. (I had already missed the opening Hot Tuna set.) As it was, I met Jeff Lester at this show, who was fortunate enough to have plugged in with his TCD-D3, and he sent me a copy later of the Hot Tuna and Los Lobos sets. I had brought two 60 meter DAT blanks with me but ran out of tape on the 1st DAT and missed the end of the Hornsby set, and I didn’t notice this until just after the set. I also missed all of Mickey Hart’s Mystery Box because I wanted to conserve my second DAT blank. I like the Ventura Fairgrounds. I taped the Dead there in ’87 and actually had tickets for the ’86 show and drove all the way down before I found out that they were cancelled because of Jerry’s coma. I was there for Jerry in ’92 and ’94. I forgot a cable at the ’92 show and wasn’t able to record with my deck and I met some other tapers there and got a copy later, but I pulled a good one in ’94.

One think I always thought was cool about the beach right next to the fairgrounds is that when the waves would wash in, they would roll the cannon-ball sized rocks around and make a really surreal noise. (It was even better sounding if you were…partaking in party favors.) 🙂

Do NOT Convert To MP3.
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Leo Kottke – Santa Barbara, CA (11/08/14)

Leo Kottke
11/08/14
Lobero Theatre
Santa Barbara, CA

Row N, Seat #1 14th Row (DEAD Center):
Neumann AK-40s (ORTF In Hat) >LC3 >KM-100s >Beyer MV-100 >Tascam DR-100mkII (24/48)
(Recorded By OldNeumanntapr)
(Transferred By Dennis Orr & OldNeumanntapr).WAV >iZotope RX4 Advanced v4.00.435 (declick) >Sound Forge Pro 10.0a [minor edits & normalize] (Dennis Orr) >WAV >Audacity [Track Splits & Down Sample / Dither To 16/44.1] >FLAC + Tags Via xACT 2.53)
(Front-Cover Artwork By OldNeumanntapr)

  1. Pamela Brown
  2. Airproofing
  3. Ojo
  4. False Start
  5. Julie’s House
  6. Four Cents
  7. Story
  8. Rings
  9. Wonderland By Night
  10. Story
  11. Standing In My Shoes
  12. Story
  13. Living In The Country
  14. Busted Bicycle
  15. Corrina Corrina
  16. Go Away A Little Closer
  17. Disco
  18. Story
  19. Gewerbegebiet

Encore:

  1. June Bug

OldNeumanntapr Notes-

I can’t believe that this was the first Leo Kottke show that I have recorded, having discovered Leo late in my music collecting saga. I just love his stories. That’s the main reason I collect so many of his shows. I don’t remember if my friend Dave went with me to this show or if I drove down by myself. I really enjoy recording in the Lobero because it has such great acoustics!

Do NOT Convert To MP3.
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Jackson Browne & Friends – Santa Monica, CA (03/15/98)

Jackson Browne & Friends
3/15/98
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Santa Monica, CA

11th Row, Center; Nyquist Omnis >Sony TCD-D7

Master DAT Transferred: Tascam DA-30 >HHb CDR 800 PRO Via Analog i/o,
CD Masters >WAV Via xACT 2.37 >Audacity (Track Splits, Minor Edits & Normalize) >FLAC (Level 8) + Tags Via xACT 2.47

Benefit for Jorge Calderon’s wife, Yvonne

Recorded, Transferred, Audacity, FLAC’d, Tagged, & Front Cover Artwork By OldNeumanntapr

Disc I:

  1. Intro; Jackson Browne
  2. Old Coot From Tennessee*
  3. They Call Me The Meat Man*
  4. Do You Want My Job*
  5. Well Well Well*
  6. Cat Food Sandwiches*
  7. Minglewood Blues*
  8. Come To The River With Me^
  9. At The Dark End Of The Street^
  10. (I’ve Been) So Wrong So Long*#
  11. (Let’s Go To) The Well*#
  12. Song Of Bernadette*#

Disc II:

  1. Johnny Strikes Up The Band%
  2. Seminole Bingo%
  3. Sick%
  4. I Was In The House When The House Burned Down%
  5. Veracruz%
  6. Lawyers Guns And Money%
  7. Poor Poor Pitiful Me%
  8. Taken At All@
  9. Deja Vu@
  10. Jorge Calderone Intro By Warren Zevon
  11. What You Need^%
  12. Dreaming As One^%

Disc III:

  1. The Barricades Of Heaven#
  2. Culver Moon#
  3. Too Many Angels#
  4. Call It A Loan#
  5. Alive In The World#
  6. Lawless Avenues#
  7. Linda Paloma#

Encore:

  1. Play It All Night Long
  2. Werewolves Of London
  3. Stand By Me

David Lindley & Wally Ingram *
Terry Evans ^
Jennifer Warnes *#
Warren Zevon %
David Crosby, Graham Nash, & Jeff Pevar @
Jorge Calderon ^%
Jackson Browne#
Encores With Everyone

OldNeumanntapr Notes:
Of the many benefit shows that Jackson Browne has been a part of, this one is one of my absolute favorites.

Do NOT Convert To MP3.
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RatDog – Santa Cruz, CA (06/03/01)

Ratdog
June 3 2001
Palookaville
Santa Cruz, CA

Source: (FOB) Neumann KM 140s (ORTF) >Beyer MV-100 >Tascam DA-P1
Lineage: DAT-M > Sony TCD-D7 >HHb CDR 800
Recorded, Transferred, FLAC Tags, (xACT 2.53) & Front Cover Artwork / Photograph: OldNeumanntapr
Extraction (CDR >EAC >WAV >FLAC): Brad Foster

Disc 1:
Set One

  1. Jam >
  2. Shakedown Street >
  3. New Minglewood Blues
  4. Loser
  5. K.C. Moan *#
  6. El Paso *#
  7. Black Throated Wind #
  8. Odessa
  9. Eyes Of The World

Disc 2:
Set Two

  1. Estimated Prophet >
  2. The Other One >
  3. Samson And Delilah >
  4. Bass/Drums Jam >

Disc 3:
Set Two cont/Encore

  1. Jam > Terrapin Station >
  2. Two Djinn >
  3. Corrina

Encore:

  1. Uncle John’s Band

Notes:

  • – Bob, Rob & Mark
  • Bob acoustic

— Cryptical tease out of The Other One
— Jay continued drumming between Corrina & UJB

OldNeumanntapr Notes;
This was one of only two shows that I recorded at Palookaville in Santa Cruz, now long since gone. Palookaville was a shoebox-type club with a low ceiling and the stage at one of the narrow ends and a bar at the other. The other show I recorded there was Medeski, Martin, & Wood in 1999. Palookaville had poor ventilation and could get really hot and stuffy inside, as I remember this show to be. My friend Taper Ron nearly passed out because of the heat and the crowded bodies. Palookaville lasted from 1994 to 2002. At the beginning of ‘Eyes Of The World’, a girl cries out to please open the door because it was so hot and stuffy inside. It really was like a sauna.

I recorded the show up front on the left with my Neumann rig and also shot photos with a Nikon F4S and 85mm f/1.4 AIS Nikkor manual focus lens, on Fuji 1600 print film. This was the second time that I have seen Bob Weir solo, the first was when he and Rob Wasserman opened for the Jefferson Airplane in Golden Gate Park on Sept 30 1989.

I saw Charlie Miller again at this show, the one who does the remasters of Dead soundboards and led to people coining the phrase ‘Miller Boards’. Charlie was the only one who the band would allow to plug into the soundboard. The rest of us had to tape in the audience, but at least I got a good place upfront, about 20 ft. from stage on the left side.

Do NOT Convert To MP3.
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